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Climate Change and Global Responsibility
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Role of Education in National Development
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- Riaz Laghari
- Islamabad, Federal Capital, Pakistan
- Lecturer in English Islamabad
Lecturer in English: "Learn to live, live to learn" sums up my life philosophy. I regard education as an infinite process, with special interests in language, ELT, and Pakistani political discourse. Through my work, I hope to inspire in my students a similar love of learning and a curiosity about the world. I explore these themes on my blog at http://riazlaghari.blogspot.com.